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Pete's TV in Castlegar, British Columbia
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Pete's TV in Castlegar, British Columbia
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Toronto Blue Jays teammates Roberto Alomar, Paul Molitor, and John Olerud in 1993. They would end up finishing 1-2-3 in batting average for the American League that season.
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